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Samantha
Dedicated June 2016

Bachelorette party issues/rant

Samantha, on April 18, 2016 at 1:35 PM

Posted in Planning 21

My two best friends have been planning a bachelorette party for me since December. According to my friend R my other friend B has been giving her numerous problems and arguing with any ideas that she brings up. R has even shown me text messages to give me an idea of how B has been speaking to her....

My two best friends have been planning a bachelorette party for me since December. According to my friend R my other friend B has been giving her numerous problems and arguing with any ideas that she brings up. R has even shown me text messages to give me an idea of how B has been speaking to her. In the past few months, I have also been having numerous problems out of my B myself. She has made snide remarks about my choice of dress, venue, not having a bridal party, and the small amount of people that I am inviting to the wedding. I have tried talking to B numerous times to try and figure out why all of the sudden she is acting this way toward me. We have been best friends since high school and have never had any issues until now. Every time I bring it up she blows up and accuses me of being selfish and says that nothing is wrong but that I am acting like a bridezilla and that I need to "evaluate my life" and that she can't believe that I'm getting married.continued in comments...

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  • Tiara
    Savvy November 2019
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    Theres two sides to this, and it depends just how well you know B. If she's reacting because she's hurt try talking to her, spend wedding free quality time with her, and try and talk things out. Make it clear that she's important to you and you care about her, that you don't want your friendship to get lost. But if B is reacting like this with seemingly no reason to I would still try and reach out after things have had a chance to cool down and talk about it. If what she has to say doesn't resonate with you or you can't understand then chances are she might only be seeing herself in the situation and you don't need that kind of negativity, especially not at a time which is suppose to be joyful and cherished. Also while you both are taking a beat, take a look at your actions and try and see where she might be coming from. It will help a lot.

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